About Hot Rolled Stainless Steel Sheet
Hot-rolled stainless steel has a gray appearance and requires simpler processing procedures than cold-rolled steel. At Tuolian, we offer a wide range of hot rolled stainless steel sheets in austenitic, ferritic, duplex, and martensitic grades for you to choose from. Moreover, we provide customized services, offering different sizes and various surface finishes tailored to your specific projects.
Key Characteristics
Hot rolled stainless steel sheet exhibits exceptional corrosion resistance, strength, toughness, high temperature and impact resistance. Our hot rolled stainless steel sheet is also easily stamped, fabricated, and welded. Additionally, its smooth surface allows for effortless cleaning and sterilization.
Typical Applications
Hot rolled stainless steel sheet is often used in corrosive and high-temperature environments such as the chemical, food processing sectors, and petrochemical. It is also suitable for use in fresh and saltwater environments, engines and motors, as well as in steel structural parts, bridges, ships, and vehicles. Due to its impressive strength and toughness, hot rolled stainless steel sheets are often applied to the manufacturing of containers, special vehicles, and building structures.
Surface Finishes For Hot Rolled Stainless Steel Sheet
Tuolian offers a diverse selection of surface finishes for hot rolled stainless steel sheets, including No.1, No.3, No.4, 2D, 2B, No.320, No.400, HL, BA, No.240, No.7, No.8, and embossed. You can choose exactly according to your needs.
- Technical Specifications
| Thickness | 2.4~16mm |
| Width | 1500~2000mm |
| Length | 96~480in, or cut to length |
| Grades | 201, 202, 317L, 309S, 304, 321, 316L, 430, 2205, 235MN, 347H, 2520, 2507, 310S, 904L, 401, 420J1 |
| Standard | ASTM A167, ASTM A240, EN10088-2-2005, GB/T3280-2007, JIS4304-2005, DIN, AISI |
Hot rolled stainless steel has a rougher surface compared to cold rolled stainless steel. This is primarily due to the different manufacturing processes involved, where hot rolling occurs with heat, while cold rolling is conducted at room temperature. In terms of price, hot rolled stainless steel is less expensive than its cold rolled counterpart. Furthermore, hot rolled stainless steel offers greater flexibility and malleability.
